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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1912
Page
5
Notice states an intention to establish a land claim before HL Simmons at 2 North Lemmon on the day of August 1912. The document references Ransie and Reh 0 can lausen and the U designation.
The notice records a land patent filing with the U S. Land Office at Lemmon North Dakota dated June 29 1912 detailing Robert G Gap and others as recipients for a tract in Section and Township West Meridian It lists witness Ostenberg Ox and Quinlivan as approving officials and references the register Nels Nelo Hay Wallace and other names in connection with the final three year period of proof and establishment of the land claim.
Notice appears to detail a legal or public notice involving James Labinin of Teese Reha on Dee, with designation Meridian, ATFs, and a receiver. It references sections and a 19th plea related to the Interior.
Fragmentary OCR shows a land office commutation proof notice dated June 27 1912 with names Stephen Bedford Walley and witnesses Wilbur Haskell and Joseph Healy. Details about land location Thunderhawk Paris and officials Coleman and Register appear garbled.
Fragmentary notice appears to outline a legal publication action by the Interior department. Reads like a formal record of a land or property filing with dates, district names, and involved parties though many words are garbled. The readable names include Lemmon and Rexister with scattered place references and dates.
A notice from the Us Commission explains a final five year frost to establish calm on the land above. It names witnesses Aurola Lorne Wrabisiad Bunkee M. Glynn Qa S. Brossin Allers Haiugen all of Selma and refers to EDIPH L. DIVET of Sima Nui as involved.
Aurelia Berns Wea hlstad formerly Aurelia Berne at Sema Wisconsin on November 8 1901 made Homestead Entry for SW 14 NW 1E Section 22 North part Meridian. Simmang U S Commissioner notes August 20 with witnesses I Dive Oscar Exhes and Kon Stevens Acting Register.
A notice dated July 12 1913 records a land claim in Lemmon South Dakota for Lots 1 and 4 in Section 10 Township 1 Range 6 BH and associated parcels. It names claimant and witnesses including THO Cheney and Colman Register of Letmeaune. The filing references hearings before Revelater and Revel HS and notes the presence of a private attorney.
The fragment references a registration or deed detail likely involving Clarence D Huff as secretary and a property lot description with angles and ranges. It mentions a date Tep 20, range 1 and a registrar named Coleman.
A notice on a U S Land Office action references John Goeres and a 198? deed in Lemmon South Dakota. It lists serial numbers, townships, ranges, and witnesses and sets a filing date by August. The document names Agnie Bled and others as participants or witnesses in the land transfer процедура.
In July at the Land Office Ida M. Luthron, son of Stowers, filed Homestead Entry No. 70701. Commissioner Kurt Kathry and John Jackson Resor reviewed the notation and confirmed the entry and related rights.
Frank Owly of Stowers North Dakota files intent to take final three year proof to establish his homestead claim on land in section township and range. The notice names witnesses Charles Hannah Nick Kurt John A Stevens John Jackson and JG Guintivan as irrelevant parties. Verification scheduled before US Commissioner Simmons in Leann County North Dakota on a Sunday in September.
Thomas H Heath of Lemmon South Dakota intends to make final five year proof to establish land claim for N LENE I A section Mh Bled See 21 township West of principal meridian. Witnesses listed include George L Pickle Adur Keller Hughridth Hof Lerman and Te Ouiniivan Me among others.
William IL Hackell of Grand Valley S Duh according to a notice from the United States Land Office dated September nth 118 states intent to make final proof to establish claim on a described tract. Claimant and witnesses Edward A Clark LH Kinsey Ernest Will Albert Bakken all of Girard Valley are named alongside E G Coleman registrar with the date for final mutation proof.
Department of the Interior announces Ernst Serle of Thunder Hawks has filed notice of intention to make Final Commutation Prefer and establish a claim under the homestead laws for the southeast quarter of section 7 in the Meridian district. A hearing and witness attendance are scheduled at Levin, South Dakota, on the 12th day of September.
Department of the Interior gives Baldwin A Johnson of Selma New York notice of intention to file for a three year homestead entry No 786 for NW SE SW and other fractional sections in township 110 range 1 west under the homestead act. The date and witnesses include the 40th day of April at Selma with witnesses Walfrid Horskold Frank Mehrader Douhy Anderaan Arthur L Extenton all of Selma ND.
Wilbur A. Vuus filed notice of intention to make homestead entry No. Witty for Kit BW let Soc 1 in Lenoun SD. The filing lists witnesses Joe H L Glene F Olson Charles Callen George Mullentine all of Belin D. and cites U S Land Office procedures dated Repterpler 1002.
Richard Wotburg of Lemmon South Dakota posts a notice in the interior department that he has lost interest in a final five year term and seeks to avail a claim. Commissioners Andrew Aaneud Robert Gist Vavannan and others are named in the notice with specific streets in Lemmon and North Lemmon County. The date shown is September 12.
Public notice from Adams county ND listing claimants including John Jackson and Falward W Lathrop Gorren regarding a final five year board. It references land parcels described in Sec 28 T2N R6W Meridian and addresses in North Dakota. The notice names parties such as Valentine Matachonbacher and Quin tiv an Rewer and mentions a legal action related to land claims.
Notice to the public that Pikeay Harks At of Petgel ND has filed for a five year land claim under the Principal Meridian. The claim is registered with Entry No. Lemmon Sb Ser im Ser No and follows a date in September. Witnesses listed include Adan Keller, Fas F Por, and John W Nanton.
Public notice announces Katherine M Kort of Stowers North Dakota intends to file a final proof for Homestead Entry No. Leta BDH 7487, with details including location and official processing dates. The notice lists the required action date and officials involved, including the United States Commissioner and registry office, with reader instructions for appearance and filing.
A truncated entry mentions individuals including Harley Jennings Loner and Willin ie Tenleys at Stowers 8.1) with references to September 20 1912 and witnesses, among scattered names and dates. The legible items include names like Shelton, Simmons, and Adams Ca, with unclear context or actions.
Scattered text shows a public notice relating to mining claims in Selma and Stowers North Dakota. It mentions individuals such as Arthur Ferien Edwin Johansen Gust K Juknaen and Harley Jennhaps, with references to townships, meridians, and deadlines for filing final proofs before a September date. It lists agents and local officials and includes legal language about patenting minerals and entry requirements.
Fragmentary OCR shows references to Homestead Heats and local names such as Palmer Wienatn and Charley araly. Mentions Ab Benny station Bum and Gravel Valleys with scattered place names and figures, but readable context is minimal. The text omits coherent events or dates.
A damaged OCR notice lists scattered street names and person references for a local publication. Readable fragments mention Wake, North Lewmar, and Lincoln Winster along with generic legal notice cues.
Notice to publication lists parties and dates in a disputed land matter. The document names Eman B Bove and other individuals, references a September filing, and cites location details in Maumee Meridian area with case numbers and court actions.
Fragmentary text describes various names and places with unclear context. It mentions Lammon, Mtoe Grestert, OWI 2.1, and references to Marine, Regieter, and Lotorenn among scattered terms. Overall, readable content is minimal and attribution inconclusive.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Patti Samied Lad and Sikh Lame amid a state path discussion. It references Harman and Yon Tanai steering a community effort, with Manatoim noted as a key figure. Further readable context is limited.
A fragmented notice lists a sale of a good half section farm near Haynes in southeast area. It names John Tortnay of Whit Butte SD and includes broken references to farm acreage, structure condition and asking price around 500. The readable text mentions a claim and parcel details with terms unclear and no firm deadline.
Readable fragments mention a state agenda or notice involving individuals with initials AACN and Kee Ane. Details are sparse. no clear event, date, or organization context is available from the text.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a church event and a list of religious observances. Names and places are unclear but indicate a scheduled service and community notices. The readable items suggest a morning session and a Sunday service with Christian involvement.
A garbled OCR snippet mentions a service center in Al Yoonelelp area with hours and free items, plus references to Marge darling and Wiggirgal. It is unclear and unfinished, containing many misspellings and unreadable segments.
Reward offered for recovery of strayed livestock with details for Ben Ash Moreau and S J. Notify C N Cooper or the Lemmon Herald for information and recovery.
FragmentaryOCR notes describe a mythic conflict involving Mexica figures Fire and Dame in Amaia lore. The text hints at ritual or magical elements, set within a prophetic or epic frame. Names appear garbled but imply legendary protagonists and a transformative event.
The readable fragments describe an event or notice with limited context and missing names or dates. No clear individuals, organizations, or locations are identifiable from the fragment. Further text is required to produce a precise summary.
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